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ziah298
Dec 4, 2007, 11:25 AM
we have a dual zone ac in our 2 story. it has been confirmed. but my question is will that cause us to have a large increase in our pg&e bill? our bill has been astronomical now for 2 years. we've lived here for 3 years. summer(2006) they had to come out and repair a leak in a pipe. a nail had penetrated the pipe.so is the cause of the ac problems the source of these electrical bills? mind you pg&e has been out here several times and its not to do with anything faulty on their part. someone please help me

hvac1000
Dec 4, 2007, 12:36 PM
Every ones utility bills are high and they are going to go up more in the near future. A dual zone system should not cause a great increase in usage if it is not working correctly unless you really do not want to heat or cool a part of the house. Your best bet is to get your furnace serviced by a qualified service person and at that time you might ask them what efficiency your furnace/AC system is.

If it is old you might consider replacement. The only problem with that is paying up front for the equipment but saying on the utility bill.